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I, too, enjoy eating in the bathtub, then going to sex clubs, staying high all the time to keep her off my mind ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh2LWWORoiM

I die in all minutes, too, every time I talk to the girl at the comic shop, my heart skips a beat.

First west-coast team to beat Baltimore at home. Yes.

Thanks, I chortled sugar cookies and milk all over my monitor. Was worth it.

Scored all seven X-Men movies for thirty bucks over the holiday. Haven't seen First Class or Wolverine Origins or Wolverine or Days of Future Past yet, but the first three take a concerted fan-effort to enjoy. Kevin Feige was producer for those, and it feels like this is where he learned how not to make bad Avengers films. Logan has been cool so far, but Kitty Pryde, ever so briefly in Last Stand, really stood out. I was like, wait, I think that's Ellen Page.

That is a pretty important point to make though, the real target for these movies is a new generation of children, not a bunch of grumpy old folks. I disagree. I expect this movie is being made for me personally as a native Grumpy-American. Also, pure fan art from current all-time favorite, Phil Noto:

Never heard of 4X gaming, so, I guess we're even.

Came in expecting a play on words, or a clever idiom, even a portmanteau, maybe a fun new Rick-roll. Nope. Just whine in a box.

Curious who the girl is. A Skywalker, maybe, or Ms. Solo, inheriting the Force from her mother ... or is it awakening. The practical effects are looking good.

I ... think he was.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgBWDdVZrTs

Hmm, then which is the correct phrase in German for "Shoot ... the glass." Like window glass, inside an office on the 34th floor of the Nakatomi building. Der? Dem? Das finster?

You mean all those tweeter twits that shorten it to "u" are speaking Netherlandian? All this time I looked down my nose at lazy, lazy diction. Also, happy Native American Heritage Month. Thank you for engendering our nation.

170+ maps is enough to say. Can't wait. Haven't been this excited for a new release since Crystal Pepsi.

Sorry if repost, but I'm still looking for all the pieces of my blown mind. The fierce and dark Cassandra Pentaghast is voiced by a lovely English blonde dove, Miranda Raison.

He wouldn't dream of it, I'm sure. Also, is there a meta-game tip for an ideal time to leave the Hinterlands, or, not. Asking for a friend who suffers from completionism.

Forgot to say something meaningful. You guys, thanks for working so hard, skipping traffic and pumpkin lattes to make this game just for me personally, I appreciate it.

I literally just went through this. Got wiped like a nerdy kid with glasses playing kickball. Or dodgeball, I can never remember.

Someone's puppy just died, I guess.

Inquisition does allow for these things, at least so far, in the one I've attempted, written and implemented better than previous games, either on the Citadel or in Thedas. It takes effort and time and dialogue and circumstance just to get to know Cassandra ... otherwise she'll disapprove your advance ... cut your woo off at the knees ... which is almost as satisfying, getting shot down, as it is to gain a friend.

I don't know about you, but having to snip Irish pennants constantly from every garment becomes dreadfully bourgeois. Hope you mend soon.

I love it, the lanky, bowlish gait, no-nonsense short raven crop, impenetrable gaze, voice like a true-believer ... I could go on but she's not real and that would be misplaced affection for digital art. Wait, this is Dragon Age ... I can get behind any character I want.

Lost in the dregs, this will be, but for once, the compulsion to read everything legible in an RPG is paying dividends. All the notes and pages and whatnot make me feel like I know what's going on. The Chantry hierarchy title rundown, for instance, grounds the strange names and gives them weight, just by reading a few paragraphs.

Also, that little surfer Cowboy is fast. Not sure about him wearing Danny White's old number, said fans from the eighties.

Okay, but if they're Japanese robot hookers, I'm coming back here.